Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-09
MaryIand,s Masonic Centennial.

WHAT THE AAsoSs WILL DO IN BALTIMORE FOR THREE
DAYS.
The centennial celebration OF the Maryland
Grand Lodge OF MasOns In which the Wash
ington Masons viii take part Thursday, VIII
begin In Baltimore tomorrow and continue Wed
neSday and Thursday. Visitors will begin to ar
I'VE this evening, but they are not expected In
Ing and afternoon OF Tuesday reception viii be
held at Masonic Temple on North Charles street,
and at night the centennial communication OF the
Grand Lodge will begin at the AcadaIny of Music.
The communication Will be opened by Deputy
Grand Master Geo. L. McCahan. Grand Master
honors, after which he will make his annual ad-
dress The business OF the communication will
consist 81 the usual committee reports Wednes-
day morning the visitors Will be shown Druid Hill
Park and the principal sights worth seeing In the
Guy; and In the afternoon they will be taken down
tae PatapScoin the steamer Louise. At night the
Grand Lodge viii conclude It's communication with
an ADDRESS OF welcome by Past Grand Master Jno
!. Tyson, and the transaction OF routine matters
thursday morning the lodges win form on Cathe-
dral, Franklin and Mulberry streets. The parade
VIII start at III an and reach the Acadamy OF Music
at p IN. AT the AcadaIny Grand Master Shryock
Will preside, Mayor Hodges Will make a formal adj
dress OF welcome, Past Grand Master Jno. NJ Car
viii deliver an historical Grafton, Jas. r. Brew
er VIII read an original ode. and the 5th regiment
band viii furnish music. In the afternoon there
VIII be another steamboat excursion, at O'Clock
a3banquet az the Hotel kennert for 200 prominent
MaSonS, and at D. IN. concerts and hops at the
AcSdany anc the 9TH regiment armory.
CELEBRATED Hrs BIRTHDAY AND WAS SENT TO
JAI--Benj. Wallace, cOlored, was thirty-twO years
OF age last Friday He was sent by Mr.. Jno II.
RICHARDSON 10 deliver TWO sacks OF salt az one of
The nsh wharyeS, and he collected 81 80 for them
After collecting the money he started out to cee-
the bars at the south Washington police stat1OB
saturday, in the Police Court, he was charged
Win larceny, and was given two months in Jail.
RoBBERIEs REPoETED.-P. Pollard, 10Th street
and Rhode Island avenue northwest, reports that
his ONCE was forced open THURSDAY night and
0iymont ASSocidtiOn--Mr3. Shield, No, .fel z
street northwest, reports stolen from her house
hand Satchel. containing $50 In mOney.-ChaS.
H. Cnppen, No. 2E3 Massachusetts, avenue north
east. reports stolen from show case by sneak
tnle1, TWO gold watches and a silver watch valued
a. Sal.
"A CRANK ORDERED TO LEAVE THE CIrY.-James
MaSNlTe- a crank forty years OF age, turned.
up az police headquarters Saturday after being alb
sent from the city several months He imagiues
he Is worth $4,000 and is being followed by a
Dand or trUnpeterS who intend TO rob him. He
Claims that the election OF President Cleveland
was was das 70 his Maguires1 walking through the
STATE Oh indlina, causing iJ TO go democratic. lie
was ordered 10 leave the city.
DIED FROM HER ISJURIEs,-Miss Nellie Harper
who was severely burned about three weeks ago
by setting IRE To her clothing died about noon
esteroay after suffering intense agony for several
days she was the only daughter OF a widowed
mother, who Is employed In the Government Print
Ing O1lce She lived at the corner OF 9TH and
streets where the fatal accident occurred The
funeral VIII take place Tomorrow Afternoon M
ESQ o'clock from the yer1nont-ayenue (hrfsi,sn
church.
An EXTRAORDINARY COLLECTION OF TURKISH AR
PETS AND RUGS Al ACCTIoS--There is now on exbi-
bitlon. at the auction rooms OF Thomas bowling
1Ith street and Pennsylvania avenue a choice col
lection OF Turkish carpets and rugs. There are
one hundred and thirty pieces In the catalogue
which includes ten large carpets OF rich design
The smaller rugs are very choice and desirable
patterns; among when are number OF antiques
extraordinary collection will be sold on Wednes-
day and Thursday, May II and IL, at IL q. III. ami
D. In. ach day; and as this Is the last sale OF the
season, intending purchasers should be present as
bargains may be expected.-Adu.
TIE WEEKLY SrARs Pocket Atlas OF the World Is
offered free to every new subscriber for year q
Tie WEEKLY STAR. lt Is a handsomely printed
BOOK or l9I pages, profuSeiy illustrated with mors
than 100 colored maps and diagrams, and contains
wealth OF general Information See advertise
Alent IN another column
THREE weII-built bricks on 9Th street. between
l. and streets northeast, Nos. Ills, 1120 anc
IT,, viii be sold Tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock
by DuncanSOn. They have six rooms water etc.
anu orer chance Tor small families or good in
seStLnent.-AdC
Old WELSH MADEIRA WINE AT AucTroN.-Mr
Wine an. mas ,sog OF flae ola Madsri;
D. sold Tomorrow at his auction rooms. at Il
O'Clock. This wine is well known amongst navs
X i wine celebrated for its standard qualities
everywhere, and doubtless the sale Will be Target,
a.tehded- See the advertisements In another col
ulnn for details
ROSES AND SHRCBBERY From SAUL's At AUCTION
NJ bowling will sell Tomorrow at IL O'clock al
us auction ROOMS choice collection Of Flowers
Aoin Jno. sauls nurseries.-Adrt
LIE AIMEE, the human ny, Au5tens, Lille Al
IN, ana many novel artists at kernans.-AdUf.
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